Brand New Audi TT 2.0 TDI Sport 184 BHP 24 Month Personal Lease Deal, £164.84 PM with £1800 initial incl VAT - £5591.32 @ gateway2lease

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Brand New Audi TT 2.0 TDI Sport 184 BHP 24 Month Personal Lease Deal, just £164.84 PM with £1800 initial incl VAT at Gateway2Lease £5,591.32

£5591.32 gateway2lease18 Jan 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Travel

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krishman

12 Jan 16

Cheap Lease deal for the 2.0 TDI Audi TT, only £164.84 incl VAT. Also available to business customers for £1500 and £137.37 + VAT PM.

5000 Miles PA but excess mileage is just 6p per mile.

RRP is £30,110

Top comments

ukwestspeed to risky72

12 Jan 16 9 #2

or pay 6p per mile and add £180 p.a.

jb66 to benjammin316

12 Jan 16 4 #22

nah they cant afford it

dart16 to twinkle

12 Jan 16 3 #19

who are you, and why dont you know anything?

Latest comments (36)

_johnboy_

10 Feb 16 #36

Are we overlooking the fact this is a diesel :confused:

MojoMan0427

12 Jan 16 1 #11

What an ugly car.

mullerum to MojoMan0427

19 Jan 16 #35

Oh yeah, and what do you drive then?

JJJZ

14 Jan 16 #34

Anyone looking at this the 'sport' is the bog standard entry level but still packs a lot of kit. Looks wise though the S Line is the one to go with, it has a nicer stance because of better wheels and various other kit. Ive seen deals kicking about for about £1000-1200 more over the contract and its probably worth it.

ALYMAC76

13 Jan 16 #33

Thanks guys for the replies.

I emailed the leasing firm I am dealing with and asked why has their quote came out around £60 more a month than their website shows for personal leasing for golf GTI.

Will drop a note on here when get an explanation!

LOL_is_stupid

13 Jan 16 #32

Don't forget that with a lot of these lease deals you can often go directly to the bigger franchises who will price match, minus the admin fee.

jase.2

12 Jan 16 #29

anyone used this leasing company before? some other decent deals on their site

plebbygiraffe to jase.2

12 Jan 16 #31

Yes, great company to deal with. Very efficient and friendly service.

I think, but don't know, that most of these leasing places are just essentially reselling the same thing from the same source and hence they'll post deals up but allotments get gobbled up by other companies and stuff like that.

Personally not had any issues other than when they don't stipulate business only and also put up personal pricing, but I know it has been a complaint of others that the pricing isn't indicative.

ALYMAC76

12 Jan 16 #30

Anyone find with leasing companies that the price varies greatly when you ask for a formal quote? I am in process of trying to get a new car arranged, asked for formal quote which compared to price on the leasing site is wildly different.

rodman

12 Jan 16 #28

if you do not want to rent
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/brand-new-audi-tt-coupe-tfsi-180-bhp-sport-save-3640-off-rrp-27150-23511-00-broadspeed-2327707

Jacob_Kreed

12 Jan 16 #27

Do we really need a deal for good drivers to become bad ones.... Even so voting hot though.... :wink:

risky72

12 Jan 16 #1

add another 3000 miles takes up to £513 a month....

ukwestspeed to risky72

12 Jan 16 9 #2

or pay 6p per mile and add £180 p.a.

krishman to risky72

12 Jan 16 2 #3

Haha thats ridiculous, whereas if you went for this and paid excess mileage it would be £180 extra per year- just an extra £15 PM

YouDontWantToKnow to risky72

12 Jan 16 1 #12

6p per mile x 3000 = £180 divided by 12 = £15 per month extra

stokie to risky72

12 Jan 16 #26

Get it clocked for £30 :smirk:

twinkle

12 Jan 16 #25

Sorry forgot the initial took care of the 1st payment. Still the admin fee of £216 to add though

jb66

12 Jan 16 #24

Stylists car

androoski

12 Jan 16 #23

Good stylists get good money.
Salon owners are rolling in it.

benjammin316

12 Jan 16 #21

Hairdressers car

jb66 to benjammin316

12 Jan 16 4 #22

nah they cant afford it

SamboBambo

12 Jan 16 #20

A stands for Audi

T stands for Audi TT

It's a German company it's a German company

twinkle

12 Jan 16 1 #4

Check your maths op. It's £5972.16

krishman to twinkle

12 Jan 16 #5

Initial £1800 followed by 23 x £164.84 (3791.32) = £5591.32?

dart16 to twinkle

12 Jan 16 3 #19

who are you, and why dont you know anything?

slartibartfastt

12 Jan 16 1 #17

Will this depreciate more than £5592 over the next 2 years.
Also sounds like the telephone equivalent of click bait.

jb66 to slartibartfastt

12 Jan 16 #18

It will depreciate by that within a month.

ahh just noticed business only, may be due to the MPG and emisions being so good there is a better tax break?

jb66

12 Jan 16 1 #16

The BMW 330e looks amazing, similar price. 0-60 in 6 seconds and 130ish mpg

https://www.gateway2lease.com/cars/bmw/3-series/3-series-saloon-petrol-330e-2.0-phev-sport-auto.php#refresh_quote

sofiasar

12 Jan 16 #15

wish I had the money

pouster07

12 Jan 16 1 #14

I've already requested the quote for this and they email back telling me is expired and give me a quote for an alternative car... A BMW! If I wanted a quote for a BMW I would have asked for one!! Appears to me a marketing ploy to get you 'talking'.

Cyrus

12 Jan 16 #13

link no worky

Insomniac82

12 Jan 16 #10

Never been fan of TT but that design looks amazing...

Bazza71

12 Jan 16 1 #6

Be careful with excess mileage, it's not as straight forward as xp per mile. Some companies, and this lot are one if I remember correctly, have a sliding scale that if you exceed a certain amount of excess mileage, the cost per mile shoots up.

p-e-t-e to Bazza71

12 Jan 16 1 #8

3p 1-100
10p 101-500
50p 501-750
£2 751-850
£4 851+

Just Kidding

traileruk to Bazza71

12 Jan 16 #9

^^ This.

My lease is 6p per mile until you go over 30% of your initial allowance. At which point its something like 36p. It's something to be aware of!

sean_cov

12 Jan 16 #7

Can't seem to see it online anymore?

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